Cardiometabolic Risk

A new study highlights the risk of cardiovascular disease and mortality in patients with bradycardia who take heart rate-modifying medication.

A new study examined the signs and symptoms often present before sudden cardiac arrest and how frequently they are overlooked by patients.

A recent study examined the relationship between fitness and weight in late adolescence and the risk of early death.

A new, 10-year study assessed the effects of coffee consumption, both caffeinated and decaf, on risk of all-cause and cause-specific mortality.

A recent head-to-head study compared 2013 guidelines against trial-based and hybrid approaches to preventing atherosclerotic cardiovascular disease.

A recent study examined the potential interactions between warfarin and certain antidiabetes drugs, and their effect on risk of hospitalization.

A recent study examined the rates and potential causes of overtesting among by patients with type 2 diabetes, and how overtreatment can be avoided.

A recent CDC examination revealed rates of American adults eligible for cholesterol-lowering drugs, and how many of these adults are not taking them.

New research examined whether adopting fitness habits as young adults will improve long-term cardiovascular health.

Researchers examined the dietary effects of daily consumption of walnuts with or without efforts to decrease calorie intake, in a recent study.